tehmaco

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The Datacenter As A Computer (Second Edition)(highscalability.com)
3 points by tehmaco 13y ago|0 comments
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by tehmaco 13y ago
PJ's (final) entry explaining why: http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20130818120421175 EDIT: Turns out there's another thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6242569
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Groklaw legal site shuts over fears of NSA email snooping(theguardian.com)
706 points by tehmaco 13y ago|233 comments
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Introduction to Golang(altdevblogaday.com)
60 points by tehmaco 13y ago|65 comments
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Little Brother inspired Google to encrypt its users’ traffic(craphound.com)
3 points by tehmaco 13y ago|1 comments
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by tehmaco 13y ago
I think Germany is part of the Visa Waiver Program, so she would have had to apply via ESTA before she flew out. It wouldn't surprise me now if there was a system in place that used the ESTA information to query the NSA/CIA/e
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by tehmaco 13y ago
Or run it through Google translate (or equivilent) a few times and manually correct any critical words in the end result.
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by tehmaco 13y ago
I doubt that'll work - the PirateBay is currently blocked in the UK. If you change your DNS settings to use a non-UK server, it still returns the filtered IP address as they're silently intercepting lookups for banned domains and returning
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by tehmaco 13y ago
It reminds me of this blog [1] where a chemist is essentially listing many terrifyingly explosive (One notably will "vigorously" react at 100K), corrosive, or smelly things he's read about in the literature. Well written and entertaining :)
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by tehmaco 13y ago
The operator very kindly let my girlfriend and I manually control it! There's a button on a long wire which you could click to advance the current program a single step. You could watch the RAM spin and flicker and the relays(?) 'clack' thr
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by tehmaco 14y ago
Or they're not aware of any alternatives, as the official Twitter app came pre-installed on their phones.